Sentence examples for has fully become from inspiring English sources

Now eight months into the job, Heber has fully become part of what's called "the fam". She says it's an exciting time to be supporting young journalists.

New scenery arrives, swag after swag; the Nutcracker walks offstage but the bed remains, circling as if in a vortex, until the stage has fully become the Land of Snow and the Nutcracker returns.

At the beginning of the final season (which premières tonight), set in 1987, he has fully become Philip Jennings, who operates Dupont Circle Travel with the ambition of a good bourgeois.

The controversy has more to do with issues of community identity and gentrification than poultry, per se, but most simply it is further evidence that amateur chicken-keeping has fully become a thing of the moment, as Susan Orlean explained in the magazine, back in 2009.

"The person she was meant to act as savior for has fully become her corrupter, and she's in too deep now to get away".

His old colleagues now saw him as distinct from (while still accepted by) their group, and those in the art community had fully become his peers.

I'm not convinced that it hasn't fully become commerce at this point.

So even some former students who are thrilled at Mr. Obama's success wince when they hear him speaking like the politician he has so fully become.

The bottom line: Martin Luther King's dream has not fully become reality.

Up to this day, it has not fully become clear how regenerative features of MSCs in vitro can be predicted by their phenotype, secretion profile, or other properties.

I've written before about the US having now fully become an outlaw nation, even as the bulk of its media outlets - and, in turn, its citizens - proceed as if everything is pretty much just politics as usual.